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Application time is highly leveraged. Think about how many hours you'll spend at your job. It's worth putting in the time to pursue the right job.
by auctiontheory 13y ago
Application time is highly leveraged. Think about how many hours you'll spend at your job. It's worth putting in the time to pursue the right job.
- collyw 13y agoHow do you know it is the right job until you have worked there? My current job has gone from being "great" to being "average". Down to a number of factors, none of which would have changed in the job description. In the beginning I was designing and building a database system. Now I am maintaining it, and getting a lot more donkey work to do (fixing excels, tidying up the data when something hasn't been entered correctly). The organization has grown - I started in an office with one other person. Great for being able to concentrate. Now we have 4 people in the office. This makes learning new stuff a lot more difficult, as there is a lot less quiet time. Got an extra boss, on top of my team leader. So rather than concentrate on a task until it is complete, I have two people changing my priorities for me, forcing me to switch tasks, and destroying my productivity.